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The one page in SmarteBuild that is not about a single job

Every other screen asks you to pick a project first. The Dashboard reads every job you have access to and puts the week ahead, the money coming in and the money going out on one screen — and everything on it is a link to the page where that number gets dealt with.

Available on the Estimator plan and above

app.smartebuild.com.au/dashboard
The SmarteBuild dashboard showing six counters, recent projects, next claim dates, this week and the cash forecast.
Monday morning, in one screen.
Six counters

A red figure is one worth acting on. A quiet week shows six ordinary ones.

Each one takes you to the page where the number gets dealt with, so the dashboard is a to-do list rather than a report.

Active jobs
Costings you can see that are not archived and not finished
Tasks this week
Schedule tasks running on any day of this week, on every job
Overdue tasks
Past their finish date and not marked complete
Invoices overdue
Supplier invoices past due, with the total including GST
Awaiting approval
Variations the client has not accepted, and unapproved orders
Open defects
Defects not yet marked fixed
Recently opened projects

It puts you back where you were, not at the front door

The last five projects you opened, each with the page you were last on in it. Clicking one takes you back to the Bill of Quantities, or the Purchase Orders, or the Schedule — with the costing you had selected — rather than dumping you in Project Settings to navigate in again.

The list is yours. Two people in the same company see their own, because you are not working on the same jobs on the same day.

Next claim dates

The five contract stages coming up soonest across all your jobs that have not been claimed in full, with the amount still to claim.

Where a stage is linked to a schedule task, the task's finish date is used instead — so the list moves with the programme rather than with a date someone typed in at contract signing.

Underneath, a count of stages whose date has passed without a full claim. That is money sitting on the table, and it is the number most builders find first.

Twelve weeks of green bars and red bars

Expected income from unclaimed contract stages against supplier invoices by their due date, both including GST. It is not a forecast model — it is what you have already committed to and what you are already owed, lined up week by week.

A closer look at the dashboard

The week, the claims, and the twelve weeks after that.

The this-week strip showing tasks, invoices due and contract stages day by day.
Monday to Sunday, every job at once
Next claim dates across all jobs, with amounts still to claim and readiness badges.
Money sitting on the table
A twelve-week cash forecast with green income bars and red outgoing bars.
Twelve weeks, in and out

What it connects to

Nothing in SmarteBuild is an island — that is the point of it. Dashboard reads from and feeds into these.

  • Schedule & Gantt

    Plan the build, move a date, and see what shifts with it

  • Progress Claims

    Claim by percentage or by stage, variations included, and track payment

  • Cash Flow

    What the job costs you and when, projected across the programme

  • Projects & Costings

    Contract stages, markups and the numbers behind every job

Want the detail?

The help centre documents Dashboard step by step, with worked examples — written for people using it, not for a brochure.

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